Hip Replacement Surgery has evolved significantly over the years and is now one of the most successful and reliable procedures in orthopaedics. Today’s advanced techniques — including minimally invasive approaches, computer navigation, and robotic assistance — offer patients enhanced precision, reduced discomfort, and faster recovery. For individuals suffering from chronic hip pain, stiffness, and mobility limitations, modern hip replacement provides a new chance at pain-free, active living.
Hip replacement involves removing the damaged or worn-out parts of the hip joint and replacing them with biocompatible artificial implants. These components replicate the natural movement of the hip, reduce friction, and restore smooth, pain-free mobility.
It is recommended for patients with severe arthritis, avascular necrosis, hip deformities, or injuries that have progressed to a stage where joint preservation treatments are no longer effective.
Thanks to innovations in orthopaedic technology, hip replacement surgeries today are far more accurate, comfortable, and long-lasting than they were decades ago. Some of the major advancements include:
Patients may be candidates for hip replacement if they experience:
Depending on the patient’s condition, lifestyle, and bone quality, surgeons may choose from:
The most common procedure, involving replacement of both the ball and socket of the hip joint.
Often used in fractures, replacing only the femoral head (ball) while preserving the natural socket.
Provides unparalleled accuracy in implant placement, ensuring improved joint alignment and longevity.
With modern techniques, most patients begin walking within 24–48 hours after surgery. Physiotherapy plays a vital role in strengthening muscles, restoring flexibility, and helping patients regain balance and coordination.
Most individuals return to routine activities within a few weeks, and active lifestyles — including walking, cycling, and swimming — can be resumed once healing progresses.
The success of hip replacement depends greatly on the accuracy of implant alignment. Robotic and computer-assisted systems help surgeons achieve optimal positioning, which improves movement, reduces wear, and ensures longer implant lifespan. These technologies make the procedure more predictable, safe, and comfortable for patients.
Hip Replacement – Mobility with Precision & Comfort is more than just a surgical procedure — it is a life-enhancing solution for those suffering from chronic hip pain. By combining advanced techniques, precision technology, and patient-centered care, modern hip replacement allows individuals to reclaim freedom of movement and enjoy a pain-free, active lifestyle.
To explore whether hip replacement is right for you, consult Orthopaedic Consultant & Robotic Joint Replacement Specialist Dr. Prajyot Jagtap for a personalized evaluation and treatment plan tailored to your needs.